The Trolleys of the Exeter, Hampton & Amesbury Street Railway, 1899-1926
Compiled by John M. Holman, Hampton History Volunteer
Lane Memorial Library, Hampton, NH
- "Trolleys to the Casino: Exeter, Hampton & Amesbury Street Railway"
- By O. R. Cummings, 1969
- Trolleys to the Casino: Illustrations
- By O. R. Cummings, 1969
- Exeter, Hampton & Amesbury Street Railway
- An early history of the EH&A.
- By O. R. Cummings, 1951, Transportation Volume 5 - Published June 1951
- Follow That Trolley
- Take a visual ride on an early 20th century electric trolley through Hampton and Hampton Beach of yesteryear, as seen through old photos and postcards. Thank you to Fred Fletcher for producing this video and letting us make it available to the public.
- Exeter, Hampton & Amesbury Street Railway Rolling Stock, 1897-1926
- By O. R. Cummings, 1969
- Driving the first spike to construct the trolley line through Hampton
- Engine And Electric Collide: Destructive Accident on Main Street Crossing Hampton
- Hamptons Union , September 2, 1899
- O. R. Cummings Trolley Book Signing
- At the Tuck Memorial Museum, ca.1970s
- A Forgotten Industry
- Preface and History of the Briggs Carriage Company, Amesbury, Massachusetts, by O. R. Cummings -- June 1994
- Mail Service Was Tops On EHA Street Railway
- By O. R. Cummings, New Hampshire Sunday News , January 7, 1973
- Remember The Trolley?
- By O. R. Cummings
- Interesting and Beautiful Scenes Along Line Of Exeter, Hampton and Amesbury Street Railway -- Table of Contents
- By D. Fisher, Rumford Printing Company, 1900
- 1900 -- On Rockingham Electrics
- Description of a trolley ride and the Exeter and Hampton Electric company.
- The Trolleys Return
- Horace Hobbs reminisces about some of the men who worked for the trolley lines
- Hampton Union , July 6, 1983
- Trolley Car #8 Leaves Hampton for Last Time
- By John M. Holman, 1966
- End of the Line for Trolley Car .... It's a home!
- By John M. Holman
- Exeter, Hampton & Amesbury Street Railway Post Office #18, etc.
- A collection of photographs
- Yesterday's American Love Affair
- By Vern Colby, Seacoast Scene , April 6, 1983
- Notes on the History of the Exeter, Hampton & Amesbury Street Railway
- Compiled by Peter E. Randall, 1988
- Historic Gift Given At Family Reunion
- By Liz Premo, Atlantic News , August 19, 2005
Trains and the Railroad in Hampton
- The Eastern Railroad
- from Joseph Dow's History of Hampton
- New Locomotive To Run Out Of Boston Bound For Portland
- The Hampton Union & Rockingham County Gazette , July 3, 1930
- Railroading In Old Hampton
- By Horace E. Hobbs, Hampton Union , April 28, 1976
- The Night Hampton Depot Was Bombarded
- By David F. Colt, Jr., Hampton Academy, Class of 1942
- Pam AM Seeks to Abandon Railroad
- Hampton Union , September 6, 2011
- State Acquires Federal Funds to Buy Abandoned Railway
- Hampton Union , March 31, 2013
The Modern Day Trolley Buses in Hampton
- Trolleys Return To Hampton Beach
- By Vern Colby, Seacoast Scene , April 6, 1983
- Trolley Coming Back To Hampton
- By Norma C. Adams, Hampton Union , May 18, 1983
- Summer Bus and Trolley Service to Start at Hampton Beach
- From Atlantic News , June 4, 1996
- Trolleys Roll Out the Fun
- Hampton Union story about the modern day trolleys that service the beach and town in the summer of 2004
This bell, from trolley car #6, a 10-bench open, manufactured by The Briggs Carriage Company of Amesbury, Massachusetts in 1897 for the Exeter Street Railway, was presented to LYNN A DAVIS of Patchogue, New York, a distant relative of The Briggs Carriage Company founder, by JOHN & CONNIE HOLMAN of Hampton, New Hampshire, in grateful appreciation of our mutual interest in trolley car history. -- January 2004.